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“A cat, I am sure, could walk on a cloud without coming through”.

(Jules Verne)


Which law is Macavity breaking in the light of the comment above?

Macavity is talking about the “Newton’s Law of gravitation”


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1

Read the first stanza and think.

(i) Is Macavity a cat really?


(ii) If not, who can Macavity be?

2

Complete the following sentences.

(i) A master criminal is one who ……………… .


(ii) The Scotland Yard is baffled because …………….. .


(iii) ………………….. because Macavity moves much faser than them.

4

Read stanza 3, and then describe Macavity in two or three sentences of your own.

5

Say ‘False’ or ‘True’ for each of the following statements.

(i) Macavity is not an ordinary cat.


(ii) Macavity cannot do what a fakir can easily do.


(iii) Macavity has supernatural powers.


(iv) Macavity is well-dressed, smart and bright.


(v) Macavity is a spy, a trickster and a criminal, all rolled in one.

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